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Noah Ohlsen’s Full Day of Eating During 2023 CrossFit Games Prep

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Noah Ohlsen qualified for his 10th consecutive CrossFit Games by finishing seventh at the 2023 North America East Semifinal. Ohlsen started his Games prep and is eyeing a podium finish at the 17th edition of the sport’s premiere contest, scheduled for Aug. 1-6, 2023, in Madison, WI.

The veteran CrossFit athlete has a keen understanding of how his body responds to nutrition and training; the result is his sculpted physique and consistently high finishes in elite CrossFit contests. On Jun. 25, 2023, Ohlsen published a video on his YouTube channel, wherein he shared a full day of eating leading up to the 2023 CrossFit Games. Check it out below:

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Noah Ohlsen’s 2023 CrossFit Games PrepDiet

Here is the CrossFit veteran’s diet leading up to the 2023 CrossFit Games:

Breakfast

Overnight oats — one cup
Peanut butter — one tablespoon
Honey crisp apple
Two chicken maple sausage 
English muffin
Strawberry jam — one tablespoon
Banana or mango
Coffee

Macros

Fats — 35 grams
Carbs — 220 grams
Protein — 76 grams
Calories — 1,460

Ohlsen typically wakes up around 8 a.m. and drinks a cold glass of water. His first meal is a hearty breakfast, of which he appeared to eyeball his portion sizes. He will weigh his food when he begins a stricter diet closer to the Games.

In addition to performing the best that I can…I would also like to be the most jacked dude at the CrossFit Games.

The CrossFit Games athlete adds frozen berries, 200 milliliters of low-fat oat milk, a tablespoon of peanut butter and strawberry jam, a scoop of whey protein, and a tablespoon of honey to his overnight oats. Ohsen also drinks a protein-infused coffee. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Noah Ohlsen 2023 Games Prep Workout

After breakfast, Ohlsen hits the gym. Here is a snapshot of his training session:

Warm-Up 

10 rounds of:

Echo Bike — 30 seconds
Sandbag Hold — 30 seconds

10 rounds of:

Echo Bike — 30 seconds
Farmer’s Carry — 30 seconds

Metcon

Three rounds for time:

Burpee Broad Jumps — 75 feet
Handstand Walk (unbroken) — 75 feet 

Cardio

15 sets of:

Jog — 30 seconds
Walk — 90 seconds

Finisher

Five sets of:

20 Push-ups
20 Sit-ups

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Snacks

After his workout and a cold water therapy session, Ohlsen revealed his snack stack. It includes:

Apple sauce pouches
Protein bars
Dried fruit
Pretzels
Hummus

Ohlsen munches on the above snacks throughout the day. Depending on his weight goals, Ohlsen with swap in sandwiches with potato bread and turkey. 

Dinner

White rice — one cup
Two bison burgers
Avocado 
Ketchup
Veggies

For the day’s final meal, Ohlsen had white rice and bison burgers from the meal prep company Trifecta, Ohlsen’s sponsor, on brioche buns.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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2023 CrossFit Games

Ohlsen’s career highlight is a runner-up finish at the 2019 CrossFit Games to five-time Fittest Man on Earth® Mat Fraser. The stakes are high for Ohlsen for the 2023 CrossFit Games, as he previously revealed that it will likely be his last season competing as an Individual athlete.

Expect Ohlsen to be in the mix toward the top of the field, as he has never finished worse than 15th at the Games and only finished outside the top 10 twice.

Featured image: @nohlsen on Instagram

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